The userfield table is a standard table that holds all of the profile information and comes default with all vbulletin packages. The error you are receiving is stating that your "xxxx.userfield" table does not exist. I'm guessing that you changed what the real database name is and masked it by placing in the xxxx yourself? For instance, if I named my default VB database "vbtestdatabase", my custom profile fields would be stored in 'vbtestdatabase.userfield'.
The first thing you should do is make sure that "xxxxxxxxx" is referencing your real forum database, and secondly, if that is true, go into phpmyadmin or a similar utility and check to verify that your userfield table exists in that. If it does not, you need to work on figuring out why you are missing that table. This table is not altered/modified by the product itself. The only thing you are doing with this table is creating the custom fields from your own admincp. Did you do this? Did you follow all of the instructions?
I hope that helps answer your question.
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